Adjunct Professor - Advanced Manufacturing

The Adjunct Advanced Manufacturing/Robotics Instructor will be responsible forteaching advanced manufacturing and robotic technologies, focusing on industry-relevant skills and knowledge. This role involves providing hands-on training and mentoring students toward success in the courses. Associate's degree from a nationally, regionally or identified at the state level accredited institution of higher education in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or Manufacturing Technology or a related field required (Bachelor's Degree preferred). Relevant industry experience in advanced manufacturing processes and technologies. Teaching experience in a higher education setting or vocational training environment is preferred. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Knowledge of current manufacturing software and tools (e.g.,CAD, SolidWorks, Tensile Test Machine, 3D Printer). Commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive learning environment. Demonstrate a high level of verbal and writing skills as well as computational skills. Meet all regularly scheduled classes on time and for the full class period. Demonstrate effective classroom management providing maximum opportunity for student progress. Demonstrate organization of materials presented in the classroom Ensure that the general and specific objectives defined in the syllabus are accomplished. Utilize varied techniques of instruction. Prepare and administer examinations that cover all materials taught and provide prompt feedback on exam results. Ensure proper management and utilization of all instructional equipment, resources, and materials. Design, implement, and evaluate instructional materials and training programs in advanced manufacturing. Integrate emerging technologies and industry best practices into course content. Deliver high-quality instruction in both classroom and laboratory settings. Utilize various teaching methodologies to accommodate diverse learning styles. Mentor and advise students on academic and career pathways. Provide feedback and assessment to ensure student understanding and progress. Establish and maintain partnerships with local manufacturing companies. Stay informed about industry trends and technologies to keep curriculum relevant. Participate in ongoing training and professional development to enhance teaching skills and industry knowledge. Engage in research and community outreach to promote the manufacturing program. Attend trainings that could possibly lead to student certifications. Maintain accurate records of student progress and program outcomes.